my reading week 8

 

                                                                the king of winter

What I see is a long icy river.from a magical wonder land. What I see is a white fluffy  polar bear looks angry.what else i see is 2 penguins standing next to each other.the penguin are black and

white.and black floppy feet.What else I see is a dark green turtle Walking On Ice. The person looks cold. person is wearing a square  weird hat. And a black long coat and is holding a black walking cane.what else i see is a long brown trees with white snow on it what else i see is a

sunset bright light.the season looks like winter.what else i see is snow  coming from the sky

There is a little village at the back with a white long white door the polar bear is standing on a edge of ice

The castle

The sandcastle The sand castle looked like brown sugar. The sandcastle is shaped  like a castle.the children were at the beach. Patting The sand in the  bucketTo make a perfect sandcastle. The Waves sounded like fish swimming  in the sea. The sandcastle had decoration. Like seashells everywhere. The kids felt extremely happy because they had spent their time at the sunny beach.The end

who wants to be a millionaire

lost baby fox

fabulours ferns

White Ferns criket i like the white ferns because i like here pink unifrom

Siler Ferns net ball  i like net ball because its my favrouite sports 


Black Ferns rugby is the best nz rugby team that i think

forestlife

On your blog, tell us whether you would like to go and visit Tāne Mahuta one day. Be sure to tell us why you do (or do not) want to visit this endemic tree.

i would want to visit tane mahuta because it looks like a intresting tree and there is lot of facts about the Tāne Mahuta

facts
Kauri trees are an endangered type of tree that are literally a forest giant. They are absolutely huge!! Kauri trees grow naturally throughout many in the northern part of New Zealand





 Zealand's largest indigenous tree, the kauri Tane Mahuta, is only 51.2m in height but 13.77m in diameter. The tallest New Zealand tree species is the kahikatea, which reaches 60m.